How to Configure OpenClaw SOUL.md and HEARTBEAT.md for Proactive, Personalized Agents
The real reason your OpenClaw agent feels generic: SOUL.md and HEARTBEAT.md are unconfigured. Here's how to fix that in 15 minutes.
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525 piecesHow to Harden Your OpenClaw Agents Against Indirect Prompt Injection
A practical step-by-step guide to hardening OpenClaw agents against indirect prompt injection attacks — based on Palo Alto Unit 42 in-the-wild findings.
How to Configure Claude Code Safe Guardrails for Production Infrastructure
After DataTalksClub's AI-triggered terraform destroy wiped 2.5 years of production data, here's the complete guardrails checklist for teams running Claude Code on infrastructure.
When to Use a Skill File vs. an MCP Server in Your OpenClaw Setup
The New Stack makes the case for Markdown skill files over MCP servers in production AI agents — covering a two-layer architecture that cuts token costs dramatically.
How to Use Google Workspace CLI With OpenClaw to Manage Gmail and Drive From Your Agent
Google's new Workspace CLI lets AI agents like OpenClaw directly access Gmail, Drive, and Docs with git-like pull/push workflows — officially agent-ready.
Google Releases 'gws' Workspace CLI — 100+ Agent Skills, MCP Server, Full Gmail/Drive/Calendar Access for AI Agents
Google's new 'gws' CLI brings 100+ agent skills and MCP support to Gmail, Drive, Docs, and Calendar — no custom integrations needed.
Cursor Launches 'Automations' — Event-Triggered Agentic Coding That Runs Without You
Cursor's new Automations turns coding agents from reactive to proactive — triggered by commits, Slack, or timers. One engineer, dozens of agents.
OpenAI Launches GPT-5.4 with Native Computer Use and 1M Token Context Window
OpenAI's GPT-5.4 lands with native computer use (75% OSWorld benchmark) and 1M-token API context — built for autonomous agents.
Scaling Agentic AI: Half of CDOs Cite Data Quality as the #1 Barrier to Deployment
Half of CDOs say poor data quality is blocking their agentic AI deployments — and they're now funding fixes to unblock the bottleneck.
Hackers Are Hiding Instructions Inside Websites to Hijack AI Agents — Indirect Prompt Injection in the Wild
Palo Alto Unit 42 documents real-world indirect prompt injection attacks hiding in websites to hijack AI agents — a category-level threat beyond specific CVEs.